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Lost laptop = $54 million?

By Walter Olson, Ted Frank, and David Nieporent

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Bob Sullivan, MSNBC "Red Tape", Feb. 12:

How much compensation does a consumer deserve for the loss of a laptop computer loaded with personal information? Raelyn Campbell figures it?s $54 million -- if you throw in a little extra for lost time and frustration.

Six months after bringing a damaged laptop computer into a Best Buy electronics store for repairs, and three months after the firm admitted losing it, Campbell filed the whopper of a lawsuit recently in Washington, D.C., Superior Court....

Full post as published by Overlawyered on February 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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